I sat on the sea side of the lovely Fukuoka Tower cafe and enjoyed tea while looking at the ocean. They also serve light meals and cakes. Across the window, you can see Marizon, a facility that includes a wedding venue. Beyond that is a place called Uminokaido, which seems interesting and I would like to visit, but this time I have to return on the evening flight so I can't go that far. I'll save it for the next time.

There is a sky lounge called Sky Lounge Refuge on the prospect floor. The interior has about 20 seats, and I was able to enter at a good timing. (It seems that only course meals can be reserved.) There were a few people dining alone. I only planned to have coffee, but ended up ordering pasta as well. The mentaiko pasta had a fishy smell and the amount of cream didn't match well. The bolognese was average. For dessert, I chose colorful soft serve ice cream. I decided based on the color rather than the taste. The blue soft serve ice cream was ramune flavor, with soft ramune inside, and the white peach had bits of peach in it. Both had an interesting texture and tasted delicious. The view added to the experience. It was a really nice day because the weather was good. The veteran female staff member was very friendly. Thank you for the meal.

In the evening, I went up and enjoyed some curry since I had some time before the night view. Not bad to enjoy the night view while having curry. They charge a table charge, but I think it's worth it. The curry had just the right amount of spice and I enjoyed it. I would like to come back again next time.

One floor down from the observation floor of the tower is a restaurant. While the observation floor is crowded and lacks seating, the restaurant floor has a calm atmosphere where you can enjoy the view from high up. There are no restrooms in the tower, but they are available on the restaurant floor. Although the tower is not very large, you can have a light meal while enjoying the view here. While it's nice to see the view from the top floor, why not sit back and relax while taking it in? Whether you get a seat with the view you want depends on the level of crowding that day...

I had tea at a cafe just one floor down from the observation deck of Fukuoka Tower. The cafe has floor-to-ceiling windows, with counter seats facing the windows, allowing you to enjoy the same amazing view as from the observation deck while enjoying drinks and meals. They offer light meals such as pasta and curry, as well as sweets, soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages. Since I had already eaten, I opted for a coffee. I tried the Cold Crema (600 yen), which is a coffee with foam that is different from regular coffee. It has a smooth texture without any unpleasant bitterness, and although it is cold, it doesn't have ice, so it smoothly goes down your throat. Placing the glass by the window made it feel like I was drinking a dark beer in the sun. I imagine that it would have a completely different atmosphere at night, resembling a bar with a view of the night scenery. If you've gone up Fukuoka Tower, I recommend stopping by this cafe.

I went to Fukuoka to meet my girlfriend on September 13th! It was my first time in Fukuoka and she wanted to visit Fukuoka Tower, so we went there. After enjoying the view for a while, we got hungry and went to a cafe where we could enjoy the tower's view. We had beef curry, colorful cream soda for drinks, and a rainbow roll parfait for dessert! The curry was quite spicy, even though the waitress warned us, so if you don't like spicy food, it's better to avoid it. But if you can handle the heat, give it a try because it's delicious. The rainbow roll parfait was amazing, with each roll cake having a different flavor, and you can customize it with chocolate and kinako powder on the side. It was a delightful and satisfying experience. The rainbow roll parfait wasn't on the menu, so make sure to ask the staff about it. If you visit Fukuoka Tower, definitely check out this cafe!

I ordered a unique espresso coffee called Gold Crema with distinctive foam, and enjoyed it while admiring the breathtaking view. Below, I could see a beach and a sea chapel. There was smoke from a cruiser and barbecue drifting away in the wind. The Cold Crema was made with a machine similar to a espresso machine, with foam on top of the coffee. When the freshly served coffee was poured, it looked like a cascade of fine particles falling from under the foam. It resembled the phenomenon of Guinness beer. The coffee was smooth, slightly bitter, and not very acidic, making it very easy to drink and delicious.

This is a restaurant where you can enjoy food and drinks while overlooking the night view of Fukuoka. There is nothing particularly noteworthy, but if you have a specific seat in mind, try talking to the staff. They will likely guide you to the seat you desire. The atmosphere differs between seats with a view of the sea and seats with a view of the city. Dining with a night view... it's a situation that couples will love.

I visited Fukuoka Tower for the first time, even though I have been to Fukuoka many times. It is located near the PayPay Dome. There is a lounge where you can have a meal when you go down from the observation deck (it is definitely a cafe with a great view). The view is so nice, it's perfect for young people on a date. Fukuoka Tower has beautiful illuminations, so next time I want to come to take a video during the magic hour.

Black-chan Fair was being held (；ﾟдﾟ) Well, I didn't come to see that, I was simply asked by my daughter to take her because she wanted to see the Halloween illumination. Despite being busy with work, I took four people on a Sky Master to go there (；ﾟдﾟ) After enjoying the night view for a while, we were thinking about heading back when the kids said they wanted to go to a restaurant. Sure. Let's go ε=ヽ(*･ω･)ﾉ We were hungry, so we ordered some Napoli and coffee. After waiting for a while, the waiter looked apologetic and said, "I'm sorry, at this time we only serve desserts and drinks..." I can't believe it. So, let's order the dessert that seems most filling. "P... Pancakes, please (；ﾟдﾟ)" Each of us ordered our desired dessert and enjoyed eating. Thank you for the meal~ The location and atmosphere were really nice. Considering the family restaurant prices, it might be quite convenient to use for various occasions (laughs) Various occasions, huh.

This is a cafe located just down the stairs from the observation deck of Fukuoka Tower. I visited after enjoying the view to some extent from the observation deck. There are seats facing the city side and the sea side, and I sat at a seat right in the middle. The view is nice, and although I went on a weekday at 4:30 pm, which is kind of an odd time, it was not crowded. However, the best seats seemed to be reserved. I thought of just having coffee and relaxing, but then I saw the word "beer" on the menu and ended up ordering a bottle of beer with mixed nuts. Unfortunately, it was a cloudy day, but the view was still enjoyable. Drinking beer while looking at this view was the best. Feeling like I needed something more, I changed my mind and added an order of shrimp pilaf. The service was incredibly fast. The shrimp pilaf tasted like a classic dish I've had before, but I like this flavor so I devoured it quickly. There are also desserts that seem to be Instagrammable with Fukuoka Tower as the motif, so I left the restaurant with a slight regret that I should have come a little earlier.

This is a restaurant located inside Fukuoka Tower where you can enjoy a meal while soaking in the amazing views. The restaurant itself has a casual atmosphere without a sense of luxury, but the view is simply breathtaking and you won't get tired of gazing outside. I ordered some beer and nuts in the afternoon, and when I felt a bit hungry, I couldn't resist ordering the pilaf. The pilaf itself was nothing extraordinary, but come to think of it, it's actually quite difficult to make a bad pilaf. Eating pilaf amidst the stunning scenery made it taste really delicious.

・Visited on September 16th (Monday) ・My partner came from Osaka and had to catch a Shinkansen in the evening, so we decided to go to Fukuoka Tower which is not time-consuming. ・Since we were going to Fukuoka Tower, we decided to eat at a restaurant inside the tower, and chose this place. ・The interior of the restaurant was clean! The atmosphere was nice with a beautiful view where we could relax. ・It was Respect for the Aged Day, so elderly people could enter Fukuoka Tower for free on that day. Although there were more people than usual, the restaurant was not crowded. ★The restaurant is great for dates as you can enjoy the beautiful view and relax! ・We ordered mentaiko pasta and iced coffee. ・The taste was average, but the view made it even better! ・We enjoyed our meal from start to finish. ・I rated it 3.3 because the taste was average, but it seemed like many customers ordered the mentaiko pasta. Probably because there were a lot of tourists. ★Also, if you complete the stamp rally on the 3rd floor of the Fukuoka Tower observatory, you can get a 50 yen discount with a coupon. It makes exploring Fukuoka Tower more fun!

During a business trip in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, I visited Fukuoka Tower while exploring Hakata. I took a short break here, enjoying the sunshine and strolling along the beach to cool down. I ordered a coffee float and savored it deliciously with a beautiful view around. Thank you for the meal!

After finishing a morning drink at Ebisuya Day and Night Restaurant in Kurosaki, I moved to Hakata. I checked the location of the restaurant where tonight's drinking party was going to be held, then took a bus from Tenjin Bus Center to Fukuoka City Museum. Actually, on the first day of my Fukuoka expedition, I had planned to go see the gold seal exhibited at Fukuoka City Museum after visiting Kinin Park on Shiga Island. The museum is located in Sawara Ward and the nearest station is Nishijin Station on the subway. However, for some reason, I mistakenly thought I should go from Akasaka Station in Chuo Ward and ended up wandering around, unable to find it. When I asked at a police box, I found out that I was completely in the wrong place. As I was doing that, the closing time of the museum was approaching, so I gave up on going that day and instead visited the original Nagahamaya that I had been to before (which had relocated) before returning to the hotel. So, on this final day of the expedition, I headed to the museum to see the gold seal. As I got off at the nearest bus stop and headed towards the museum, a tall building caught my eye. Wait a minute, I've seen this before. I stood still and looked up, and a couple with children approached me. Lady: "Excuse me, do you know where ○○ is?" Me: "I'm sorry, I'm a traveler so I don't know." Lady: "I see..." Me: "On the contrary, I'm sorry to ask, but what is that tall building?" Lady: "That's Fukuoka Tower." Me: "So that's Fukuoka Tower." Alright, let's start by going to Fukuoka Tower. I paid the observation fee of 800 yen, took the elevator to the observation deck. Before that, I was told to take a photo and if I liked it, I could buy it on my way back. I don't feel very comfortable being forced to have my photo taken. As I got on the elevator, there were many tourists on Sunday. But I was the only middle-aged man and felt a little uncomfortable. I arrived at the observation deck at 123m above ground and enjoyed a 360-degree panoramic view. Along the way, I took a selfie at a spot where couples were taking commemorative photos. I even found a hidden heart mark on the floor! ...Feeling a bit empty, should I go back down to the ground? As I was descending the stairs to the lower floor where the down elevator was, I saw a cafe. Let's take a break here. There were no other customers in the cafe. It's nice that you can enjoy a wonderful view from any seat. I ordered an iced coffee (450 yen). The coffee at tourist facilities like this usually costs over 600 yen, so this is a fair price. I enjoyed the view, paid the bill, and headed back down to the ground. I finally headed to the museum to see the gold seal after taking a photo at the observation deck.

It's a perfect place for a date with a very charming atmosphere. The cakes not only look great but also taste delicious. And they are very Instagrammable too!

The view is nice, I thought it would be nice to come at night too.

The scenery and atmosphere were overwhelmingly beautiful. I wish the food had been made with more luxurious ingredients. Considering the view, the set menu was too cheap.

The menu consisted of light snacks such as curry and pasta, but the satisfaction of paying for food while enjoying the view was worth it. In addition to coffee, there were also drinks like beer available.